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Qorvo advances defense phased array radar performance and capabilities with 150 W GaN power amplifier
The gallium nitride power amplifier delivers a 50% increase in power for improved range, performance and multi-target tracking in S-band (2 to 4 GHz) phased array radars.
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Supercapacitor: Past, present and future
Supercapacitors have many applications, and they may replace batteries in the future due to their unlimited charge/discharge cycles.
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Huawei becomes top smartphone vendor for the first time
The company edged out Samsung for bragging rights during the second quarter of this year.
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Video: Urban mobility electric vehicle looks to replace scooter in cities
European design company Triggo has developed a vehicle for robo-taxis and car sharing services.
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Lumileds’ LEDs get performance boost for flux and efficacy
The typical performance is now 675 lumens with 172 lumens/W in full bin shipments.
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ZTE to build 5G network in Taiwan
ZTE will provide products for three areas of the spectrum for Taiwanese telecom True Corp.
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New wearable health electronics can be drawn onto skin
Researchers from the University of Houston created a new form of wearable electronics, called drawn-on-skin electronics.
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Radar-based counter limits occupants in public space to preserve distancing guideliness
Infineon Technologies AG has developed a hardware and software solution that counts people while entering and leaving buildings or rooms.
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VIAVI introduces industry’s first eight-lane analyzer platform for PCIe 5.0
The platform supports link speeds up to 32 GT/s and connects with other analyzers for multiprotocol functionality.
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Rigol real time spectrum analyzers with vector network analysis from Saelig
The analyzers include a built-in tracking generator to offer real-time spectrum analysis and vector network analysis up to 6.5 GHz with S11 and S21 reflection and transmission analysis.
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Video: Lightweight data cables from Harbour Industries take flight
DataMaster cables are manufactured with a proprietary fluoropolymer insulation to push the envelope on weight.
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Wearable for children engages children in outdoor play by implementing sound augmentation
KAIST researchers developed a wearable bracelet that uses sound augmentation to engage children in outdoor play while employing digital tech of the modern world.
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New Yorker Electronics releases new series of Exxelia Ohmcraft high resistance chip resistors
The high resistance chip resistors supply ultra precision, thick-film high ohmic value and are used in medical and military applications.
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New TF series Secotec dryers
The new TF series integrates Kaeser’s SECOPACK LS latent heat thermal storage system that delivers consistent dew point control and energy efficiency under varying load conditions.
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Ferroelectric tunneling junctions improve memory device performance
A new memory device promises to increase data upload speed, extend smart phone battery life and reduce data corruption.
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US Army develops language to improve soldier-robot interactions
The bi-directional conversations will allow soldiers to operate multiple robots in a hands-free platform.
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Video: Ericsson delivers first US manufactured 5G base station to Verizon
The base station was manufactured at Ericsson’s smart factory in Texas.
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800 mAh all-in-one wireless power pack for all mobile devices
InfinaCore’s Pandora device can charge both Qi and other wireless devices.
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Natural sunlight LEDs adopted by Japanese children’s room lighting vendor
Seoul’s LEDs have been chosen by Koizumi Lighting.
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Flexible patch integrated into clothing analyzes sweat for health markers
The patch analyzes sweat for markers to diagnose and monitor acute or chronic health conditions. Athletes could use the patch to monitor their health during athletic performance.
